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I have been offered a seat in another university and am really confused as to what to do...

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Question - (2 August 2008) 5 Answers - (Newest, 9 August 2008)
A female Australia age 30-35, anonymous writes:

hey this is not a question that is love related but right now it is the most important question in my life..i finished my first year in dental school,i pursued to be a dentist only after i didnt get into medicine school..i will be starting second year of dentistry soon but i have been offered a seat in med school(mbbs)..i am seriosly confused now as to what to do..so should i quit dentistry to pursue medicine

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A reader, anonymous, writes (9 August 2008):

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hey anonymous reader thanks for your earlier post but now i am in a bigger problem i took too long to make my decision and the seat offered to me is given to someone else..what do i do..m quite sure i dont want to go ahead with dentistry..its not that i am lazy or i cant do it but i just dont want 2 .what do i do

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A female reader, anonymous, writes (4 August 2008):

It sounds pretty clear that you want to be a doctor and have not enjoyed what you've learned about dentistry. Grab the chance to go to medical school!

The year you spent in dental school is not lost because you may have needed that experience to show you what it was like. Also, you're young and have many more years ahead.

Congratulations and good luck!

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A reader, anonymous, writes (2 August 2008):

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well anonymous reader i cant take both..over here its a rule..i have to pick one either dentistry or medicine..i always wanted to do medicine and plus i am not that fond of the dental subjects and i hate the practical work..what do i do..thanks to the other posters too for your answers

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A female reader, anonymous, writes (2 August 2008):

Hi

Dentistry is a medicine and plays a very important role in detecting oral cancers etc. The rewards are still there in this profession and dentists are very needed, so there would be no shortage of employment opportunities either.

However you wanted to pursue medicine as your first choice originally? Can you join your training in dentistry to med school and specialise in oral medicine? You can either follow your head or your dream, which one would you like to manifest and make your reality the choice is yours. Look at it this way, if you left dentistry to follow medicine could you pick dentistry up again should med school not work out? is this possible?

find the correct information. Think about what the reason behind your choice of career is? is it financial? is it status? is it job satisfaction? Do you want promotion opportunities? do you want to travel? the answer is within yourself! Maybe you can do both!

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A female reader, bubbly! Dominican Republic +, writes (2 August 2008):

That answer is in you, it depends on what you really wish, because even if the careers are alike they are VERY different..so i'd think about it very carefully, and think if you feel comfortable in dentistry...Or if medicine is what you always wanted...

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